Build the project, and since it is a Windows project, use the menu item right next to the Debug textbox and click to start. The program starts after a brief interval depending on the network, and brings up the Form1 for user input. I just entered mysorian in the text to encode box and clicked the Encode button. The encoded result appears in the text box shown for the returned result as bXlzb3JpYW4=. Now I cut and paste the encoded text to test the functionality of the decode function, and I recover the original as shown.
In part one, creating a web service project was discussed in detail. This tutorial builds on the previous part to configure a client which consumes the service in part one. Details of how to get a reference to the proxy using the Visual Studio 2003 IDE were discussed. The consuming client can be another web application, or even a console application. If you need detailed source code for parts one and two, send me an email.
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